Non-proliferation criteria for nuclear fuel cycle options

Kiriyama, Eriko; Pickett, Susan E.

doi:10.1016/s0149-1970(00)00027-5

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“…Kiriyama [41] reviewed a number of 'proliferation resistant technology' projects funded by the United States Nuclear Energy Research Initiative (US NERI) programme to infer a set of proliferation criteria. It was concluded that the three principal ways to increase proliferation resistance were to: reduce plutonium inventories, reduce materials separation, and reduce the number of steps in the fuel cycle.…”

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Computational Simulation of Minor Actinide Burning in a BN-600 Reactor with Fuel without Uranium and Plutonium

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2022

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